With the increasing concern about cyber security, it's important to take necessary measures to protect your online accounts. One way to enhance the security of your Gmail account is by using app passwords. So, how do you get an app password for Gmail?

An app password is a unique, randomly generated password that provides secure access to your Gmail account from apps or devices that do not support two-factor authentication. Follow these steps to generate an app password for Gmail:

1. Sign in to your Google Account.
2. Go to the Security Checkup section.
3. Under 'Signing in to Google,' select 'App passwords.'
4. You may need to sign in again to access this feature.
5. Click on the app or device you want to generate the app password for.
6. Follow the on-screen instructions to generate the app password.
7. Use this app password in place of your regular account password on the selected app or device.

By generating app passwords, you add an extra layer of security to your Gmail account, reducing the risk of unauthorized access. Remember to keep your app passwords confidential and only use them for the intended apps or devices.

Stay vigilant about your online security practices to safeguard your personal information and prevent potential cyber threats.